Hot Tub Time Machine has a great title. It’s short and silly; gleefully direct and goofy. If only the movie that appears after the title we...

How to Train Your Dragon is a well-crafted and memorable computer-animated film. It has likable characters, crisp dialogue, and smooth, d...

Has it been one year already? One year ago today, I started posting as The Voracious Filmgoer, promising myself to write about a minimum of ...

Too often, a family film can easily become toothless and lazy in a race to get to the lowest-common inoffensive denominator, so it’s hear...

There’s a moment late in New Moon , the second movie in the wildly popular Twilight series, when Bella Swan, our protagonist-of-sorts, is c...

I adore the films of Pedro Almodóvar. Aside from making a handful of justifiable masterpieces and earning his spot as one of the major...

Bandslam doesn’t have much reason to recommend it, but at least it has little reason to be avoided. It’s mushy and harmless, soft, and agre...